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market and disposed of at reasonable
prices. More neat and substantial
houses should be built for families
and business purposes. In fact moth
ing should be left undone that will
have tendency TO increase the mum
Der of business enterprises and to
boom the old torn
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Don't YOU think your children are tto-
ubled with worms Children are often
wo9K and puuY from this cause. There
i7 no remedy equal tp "Bogonau's sweet
Normiiuge' for removing these pests
from the svyioW. Sold bv ail loalers at
- cents. Don't be put OF with something
o'7o cdllo1 just aa good, Q 6m
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-04

The success achieved by Mr.. Geo
M. WhItescarver, as General Mana
ger of the Grafton 81 Greenbrier rail.
road. assures the success of the
Kingwood Railroad.
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REMEMBER that circuit court does
not begin until Monday, the 18th inst.

SENATOR KENNA, of this State, will
address the old soldiers at the ex-
Confederate reunion, Mexico, Mis-
souri,, September IA, next.
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MARTIN AMBER WHEAT.1

Those desiring this excellent wheat for
seed can get it by calling on the under.
signed. This wheat is more prolific
averaging about thirty bushels TO the
cre-than any other. Not more than ,
ouSneis VIII DO sold To one person. Call
early. Price, $3.50 per busbel by meas
u.eIient' MICHAEL LYNCH,
~ townsville.
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EoR SALE.

] offer for sale my two dwelling bousea,
20 acres Of good land with good springs. 8
acres Of Tho 14-foot vein Of coal. in Evans
vile, W. Va. Also a tubular boiler. steam
pumps, and engine that can be repaired
Tor 800. This property presents an oxs
eollent situation for grist rliil or wooden
IactorY' j oHer 10 for tho small sum o.
$500 cash or $500 in payments. At these
hgures % is the cheapest property in the
state. Having lost my wooden factory by
fire, / am too old TO start again. Have
been I'm the factory business IS years.
JONATHAN BowmAH.
Evansville, w. We.
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Notice of Sale.
Frederick Felte VS. John Felto ct al.
and

Frederick Felto VS. John Felte ct al,
and
Regel Scott & Go. vs. John Felto ct ais
Pursuant tOa decree OF sale i'm the above
cases, The undersigned commissioners
will ON tho
15rH DAY or AUGUST, 1887.
before the front door Of the court house
in kingwood, offer for sale the real estate
docrced TO be sold I'm tho above cascs
The said real estate consists of the follow
ing real estate situated in Union disttict,
Prcstoi County, w. Va, embracing first.
tract of $40 acres of land, being the
farm ON which John Fclte recently lived
aud was iucludeI in iho decd Of trust to
j, Ami Martin to secure Frederick FoIto
james A. Brown, commissioner. This is
% iiuc farm and well improved. The land
is rich aud smooth.
Second 3 All that tract of land contain
ing about 0nc-fOurih Of an acre Jon tho
town Of EglOn on which the st0re-houso
is situated M which John Felte formerly
Kept store, and being the realty mention
od boo tho mortgage gwen by John Folio
TO secure Christian Fclte.
Also tract Of 2Bl acres and ono fourth
undivided interest iu 80 acre tract. both
OF which are mentioned in tho decd of
trust given hv John Fcj.e tO secure Fred
orck fClto. to which reference is here
mado for moro particular description.
The above stOrC-louso is "a good ono,
1rd ai very desirable place o. soil goods
Tho lsst named two parcels OF real estate.
VIZ the said 2ll acres and cuC-fourth
undivided interest arc situated uo1r Eg-
Ion and arc worry desirable property.
forms OF salo.-Iha above sale viii be
for 80 much cash in hand as is sufficient
t1 Pug tho costs OF suit and expenses of
sale, and the residue ON credit OF one.
two and three years, purchaser executing
interest hcariug notes with approved SO
curly for tho deferred instruments Of
purchase money.
w. O.. BRowN,
JAMES a. Brown,
July 1887. Com'r4.
Bond and security has been given by
said commissioners as required by law.
Test
ia a. SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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b. Shut.leworth is a dandy on first.
Bishop plays 81 in fine style.
The Tigers spring too slow to hit
Miller's balls.
Quite large crowd was present,
with a good attendance of ladies.
The Tigers are perfect set of gen
tlemen, and they have a Jolly captain
who knows how to manage a game of
ball.
There will be quite an interesting
game on the Tunnelton grounds Aug.
18th between the married men of this
place and the marned men of Tun-
melton. We are betting on the Aus.
ten nine.
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TERMS OF SALE.
Judicial Sale.

BY virtue of decree Of tho circuit
court of Preston county, rendered on the
2ist day OF April, 1887, an the chancerv
cause o! ]. ii. ROdeheaver's adlninis-
traitors VS. J. II. Rodeheavei's heirs. ct
al, the undersigned special commission
er will, on
MONDAY, AUGUST Is, 1887,
at the front door Of the courthouse. in
kingwoOd, w. Va, proceed to sell. AT
public auction, to the highest bidder,the
folio wing desci ibed real estate. tO-yit
An undivided oue-half interest I'm 3O5l
acres OF land, situate in Pleasant dis
trict' Preston county, about eight miles
lfoih Brandouyillo, on the Braudonyilln
ana cranberry Summit turnpike. being
the home farm pf the late George RODE
HEAVIER. This farm is in enc of tho best
agricultural and grazing sections Of the
county has an IL good ,two-story frame
house, good barn sud other necessary
outOuudiugs' an orchard Of excellent
lfultbearing trees, making IL in every
way desirable property.
TERMS OF SALE.
Sufficient cash in hand TO pav COSTS Of
suit and proper charges for sllo and the
residue upon q credit of one, two and
hree years, tic purchaser executing i'm
tefest bearing uOtcss with approved per-
sohai security, for tho deferred pay
meut5.
WM g.. BRowN,
Special Ccm'r.
Bond and security hus been given i'm
lhe above mentioned caso as rcuuired bv
law, Test ~
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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Judicial Sale.

BY virtue Of decree OF the circuit
court Of Preston county rendered on the
2lst day OF April, 1857, in tho chancery
cause Of David Nine, ct al, VS. Margaret
Burke, ct al, tho undersigned special
commissioner viii on
MONDAY, AUGUST Is. 1887,
at the front door of tho courthouse. i'm
Nlngwood, w. Va, proceed 20 sell. at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, the
following described real estate, to-wit /:
L orty-nine acres OF land i'm the bill and
proceedings mentioned. Said land Is
situate in Portland district, Preston coun-
~, near the line OF the b. ~ O. Il. II has
on II a house and nee essay outbuiIdings
ana portion OF the tract is cleared aud
under cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE:
Sufficient cash in hand To pay costs of
suit and sale and The residue upon a cred
1t OF q, l. and is months, the purchaser
executing intel est-bcaring noes with ar
proved personal security for The deferred
payments,
WM. @. Brown,
Special Com'r.
Bond and security has been given in
the above named cause as required bv
law. Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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TERMS OF SALE :
Judicial Sale.

BY virtue of decree of the circuit
court of Preston county, rendered on the
list day OF April, 1887, in tho chancery
cause OF Frank lines administrators vs.
FRANK lines heirs. &C., the undersigned
special commissioner viii, OH
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1887,
at the front DOOR If the Courthouse, in
hlngwood, w. Va, proceed to sell at
public auction, to tho highest bidder, the
iolnwlnS described property to-wit. The
mousse ana lot on Main sueet. i'm King
wood, OF which said Frank Hines died
seiHod, ana which he once occupied as a
ICsiltnce. Also ieaSo on a certain lot
oil lAnd at tho southeast end of the winD
wall TO tho bridge across Sandy Creek at
the town OF Bruceton Mills. Preston
county, OH which SAID lot of ground
there - "a good, new two-story frame
dwellinS h0uSe,aud is IN every way a de-
Slrable property. The loase on said lot
1899.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-iourth OF the purchase money to
DC PAD IN cash and tho residue upon a
"reu!t of aud Is months the purchaser
executing Understanding notes therefor
with approved personal security.
WIN. G.. Brown,
Special Commissioner.
Bond and security has been given i'm
the above named case as required by law.
72l4 SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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sr 655 HUMBUGOUT


fraud ou its very face ifyOu doubt our i5ue7 ,
t'It, 10 NiIi acnd sample hee, We have au arfirio
tnat f.fy man, woman and child needs and auUrerf.
80 livery houso keeper and every body else Win buv
Lt fhGcus immense prod Be- and gives inrneu.o
.fIlii. jon. We want AGENT in each county
,.'I. % I.'Yt hehton ihis gapcr and you will gsf
nreI1l.tDI. Adfrcs
ae- = za1 oWEEDIga ETs CO., raisugh, p. :
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby gwen that n special
meeting OF the stockholders of the King
wood Railway Company will be held at
Browns law oflice), i'm Klngwood, Pres
ton county. w. Va, on
SATURDAY, JULY BOTH. 1887,
at one O'Clock i'm the afternoon,
by order OF the BOard.of Directors.
WIN. G. BROWN, Pres't.
WIN. NJ o. DAWSON, Sec'ry. 774t
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$3.50
PITTSBURGH CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.


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W Rev. a. H. hORCRoSS, PITTSBURGH
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" O. BnowN,
Tktrr A u.,,.
JnlvG 1857.

July d. 1881. Com'r4
Bond and security has been given by
said commissioners as required by law.
Test
ia d. SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY,

Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes will give n large RECEPTION
at her home No 10 East Thirtyfourtrst. this after
noon, Introduce to society her daughter. Miss sarah
Phelps sOkes
Major and Mrs Thomas II. Cullen No las West FIFTY
eghthst gave a small dance for their daughter Miss
Adele Cullen last evening. Among tho young people
present were Miss Nellie HslbreOk. Miss Agnes webb
Miss Florence Webb, Miss Ollie Condt Miss Lstte Her
bert, Miss Carrie Plum. Mss May Rogers. Miss Hattie
Robinson Mss Adele Ryer. Miss Daisy Close, Miss Cara
stratton Miss Florence Conkp, Miss Josephine Law
renee Miss Hattie Cullen, Eugene Rice, william DIX,
Eugene Conklin Henry Bailey. Stanley EcKsrt. Avery
Eckert Arthur Rice. Harry Senior. Henry Martin James
r. Plum. q. G. Bumstsad Fred Martin. James De Rivas
and Henry Cullen. A cotillon was danced
Miss Ella c. Jones' No. SAG West one hundred-and-
twenty third ST. entertained the Ivy Circle last evening
She was assisted in receiving by Mrs j. Paul Jones' The
guests included Miss Florence Kennedy. Miss Minnie
stewart Miss Ella Van voorhs Miss Grace Adams MISS
Ada Windsor. Miss Lotte Post. Miss Fannie Maurice
Miss Annie Barton. Miss Helene Van Alst Miss Mar
guerite Madhef Dr. T. Wesse Horton. william Medley
Charles Harrist Franckljn Eddowss. Frederic Soper
Frank NJ. Tappan. V. Gnpin Robinson. Sidney wilkins.
iJr O. H. hoak sDeri n. Keech, sherman Richards.
General T. f. Winslsw will give q small Theatre party
at TAeairc this evening, supper 10 io'e" ~
DelmOnioes Henry Irving mas accepted an ihN'auon
10 the supper. go 81,
The first OF Mrs sherwoeds readings will be given at
her house ~ West Thirty soc@nd thursday aieI
neon December l. Mrs. sherwood Will READ an interest
ing paper called "Ths Favoriies OF Kings Francis
Walkers Madrigal Club will Stag aud MISS Amy baAoi
will read ,,, j..
The wedding of Miss Psdad Garcia dc Teiado 10
Thomas r. Eccesine VIII .ccur at IT AIMS oman
Catholic Church East fwelfths t. Tuesday at a. M
The New-Years BAH will be given at Dsimohioo VI
January g.
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THE NEW POSTAL NUISANCE

TO the EdtfOr re irtpHhs
SIR: what IS the matter with tho Post once Depart
ment4 few days ago a friend mallod a book from
Connecticut. paying twelve cents, tho postage TO
qured. On the wrapIor appeared tho word " book
On account Of this word the roc pien OF the book III
this city was obliged TO pay thirty four cents add
tlonal postage. Is not this charge unlawful Inc
Onical Postal Guide for 1897 published under Tho al
recton Of tho United States Government, says uhdcf
section 1913 and the sender thereof (reiorrlng u
mall matter Of the class In question: may wrto or AT
tach to any such articles by tag or label, marx
number name or letter, for purpose Of den alton
These Instructions wore piled with properly M
receiving postmaster accepted tho paDo a. fniy pad
but when tho delivery was made thirty cents
extra postage demanded, the Dead Letter once
being held up the penalty for not concnrrng In inc
errors OF laundering officials. Respectfully,
Ne,c- York, Nov. %, 1897. DISCUSSED CITIZEN
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OBITU1R Y.
GENERAL ELIAS W. LEAvENwORTh.

GENERAL ELIAS W. LEAN lfNN Ohlh'
SYRACUSE. Nov. 25 tSpectaf. -Gonera +. W. Leaven'
worth ex-.ecretary OF state aud ex.momber OF Con
grcss, died In othis city this morning.
lie was born at Canaan. ~ Y. December 20
1908 graduated at Yale the class OF 1924 and came
syracuse live years later having In the mean
time studied law with William Cullen Bryant ana at
tho Nchled Conn Law School In lsAl nc
became brigadier general In tho state militia; he was
member OF Assembly In 1850 and 1856 Secretary VI
state in 1878 aud Mayor OF Syracuse IN l749 and 1907
having also held prominen offices there before tho CITY
was incorporated
General Lcavsnworth was elected Secretary OF state
by tile Whig party. aud very promlsent and active
in that Office The state asylum for idiots was
located In this city by his efforts. He presided
over the Republican state Coavsnton Una. sant u,
- delegation OF frlen Ia Of william H. 5owa ru
10 tho National Republican Convention OF i9 500,
In SOL nsminstei by President Idhcoh
Commi,soner 10 adjust claim, against New 1Isnad ,
Meinborship IN the state toHsutuuonal tOmihis
sion 1861, IN two state boundary c0la~lsriors
In Congress lS7i3) and for tho last twenty Si
year, IA the OF Regents indicate some OF Ms other
public with local business Institutions no WAS
also closely identified ,,, A.,
General Leavoaworth twice married. HE htst
wife n daughter OF Joshua Formsn tho founder OF
Syracuse his who survives him, was Mrs Hhrflo
lowLly Ball, OF BERGEN ~ j.
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IS SEWER GAS HARMLESS AFTER AIM


II has he,n n matter of knOwlo go for some years,
ce anly since Lethcby report On the suDloot III oo'
tho air sewers e. sowor gaa'I II not vi itSoii %
ally dcotoIlOus-i o., that no POISONOUS 80 w. turo
arily contained In sewers In sufficient ',"ui, W
the health of any penOn who lnhdos IT, oossohbVi .
ami uen who WORK sewers are grncrallJ hcd,hS
ani long lvod, plumbers seldom ole OF HymOv' Jus
ease. unlrSs pneumonia can DO ClaS5ci a. nuch' anu
grow gray IN thclf SnD'eTIanoai i"'' 80
SANITARY onicas eau focal many lnstan"os ia tho'r
oAprrenco where constant XIJsuro 10 lho AT oSCdP
ing from un,rappcd sinks aud basins has doom ioI'o"o"
by no bad CONSEQUENCES. - ,,..,,.
In a recent paper Tho Air of sewers, ny irVioS
sOr Thomas Carnoly and j. \. iallanc' NJ d. IN
sewer air comparatively froo from noNlous gaNotS,
ami contains report i'"or moro oisahIsn's,
than tho Of tho same lOcht, no "nalUiS
exper ,ncnts wcro mado In arBo sewers Nheo ohoush
for to cntcrl through when ar va, ot n,ey
circulating by OF ventilated anhoos ana opon
giris at the cOrners. Under tho
Il IL not surprising that they should haVo sa'isnc'
Themselves that most OF the cloof8thsmS Ioui''
were not developed In The sewer itsoh' ou' u@"n ."
from tho outer air.
If bas been noticed that Illness traced to detective
drainage Ia moro frequent In houses Nnero taoto Mo
holes In the pipes, open joints or uhus.u 90,
than where there IA simply an absence or traps uIup
fixtures IN constant uso. Holes In Voftca OF pIaui
pipes and open Joints, viii often be found covered
about tho edge with smo depositei from nuus tn'.
have spurted slightly through tho holes dnrliB ,nor
massage no outer border OF this deposit Is oiu'n
dry and crumbng, ami from that pOhI W tnp 80
NAV not such deposits around holes ana Imn6 uly
unused pipes DO tho ioal breeding places oil tne
organisms believed TO be productive or 40 Huon o.,
meas I'm houses cvory outwari curDnt vi AR Pessns
into tho room being loaded with them, mo Ems
Gus qualities OF sower air may 90 quo 10 ga VuS
ptomaines. as suggestet by those gentlemen, tnough
tbeir ments To determine this were nsausactoiy'
for reasons stated by hem
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TO INUES1IG ATE TIE Discomfort
HE xxnD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN cL

THE XXIiD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUB
UPHOLD JOHN H.. GUNNER.
The members Of the XXIId Assembly District Eepubli
Club held meeting last night at their rooms. No
l22s Thrd-ave. There were fifteen members
elected. and then John Little secretary. who acted ms
chairman. handed to the temporary secrelar1 AlsHo
Mason. resolution pro ,osed by John H. Gunner which
read as follows
Resor,d That in view o. tho statements made TO
tho public press and other parties 10y two OF mo d.
iescd candidates the Eepublicsn ticket namely. j. =
Julius Ianeben. candidate for civ Justice sni a. o' 90
candidate for Alderman that they were sold out by o
parlv It il hereby
Resor,d That = committee OF i've bs appointed By the
fully iuvest ami al causes vhoh may nave
le such statements and that such committee report attn
next meeting
This was passed with but ono dissenting voice. ana
John H. Gunner stated that all that could he done was
to insure the election OF the VINO were now
"kicksrs." The following resolution was then put and
carried unhni mOusly
H>sor'd That John H. Gunner he hereby nohsd that ne
OF the meni ers OF the HspuooAn
- he Iii District honest
right that IN all respo't fully approve OF MS
course during the last campaign
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CONNECTTCUT FOLKS ~ PERiL
IVAN. IN. k0rtotrl ItftipffU


We would rather pay hfty ccnts admission TO soc mo
elephants than 10 have them come to $40 u ei"'uN
Uusiy . -, ..,, 4,
We can read tho occasional stale item about the VITA
cat the gray wolf and tho rattlo-uaho WIN CVn'Pa NN
com, o.ufo. Tho cooperate reporters must Dc hO"cu
a lttt.c poetic license once In a WHO when thoy aio
harl up tor nows. But tho intelligence that Tow
duLrn ecpnantp sud hppopotaml arc Dfo"sihs aiVuu
tho ate eating up baDos, tearing down cloihes nt7
and indulpug IN Uthcr little amusing prahks Is 'aou
atcd to stir up tho uorvous Tho government chahhn
in tho Thames will probably protect tho southeastern
mo,l Iwns OF tho Siaic the elephants "iu hPi Os
viii moi caro- 10 swim I'm tho COLI wator. But some OF
them are llabo % stroll up to tho rams am IuinP
across meas Leap, or possibly come nIo mo oi,y
by the Vest dido briugos when tho IOOonAh IL ~ mo
other ond 81 his beat In View Of these pOssDlIilIos
ctl,eu. wonl do we'll to have luo salt handy IN
their pockets for few days ~ sprinkle on tho tais vi
the animals case OF emergency. Ia oHoht vi Dol"5
aitackod by elephant, ciu@ets HhouI ueo tho uo
urrsence Of mind In order not TO sprinkle uc SAT- Oh
tho trunk nsca tho tail. Tho ocphah ~ tno hdiu-
est Of all animals to by tho use Oi SAT- because
ln times Of excitement both cmIs OF MIN iOOh 81 hu
alike that IL is easy make mistake Ihop ~ ono
comforting suggestion In tho topographic ahho"noo
mont of tho sumals escape. Inc o'oPnh'ts az, 'P
popOtaml which at largo Wero ~ IA ~ p"i
II ia said that tho flesh dropping on iiOih tho IN
great chunks OF roast be'f, OF "pr W G mo-
If their flesh continued TO Dir y ill there wounh W
much but tho slelcOns left by the tiinc toy ioaono
eastern Connecticut and they w0ud not 20 nn NUN,
harm But-O, AWFUL thought suppose OhIy uolr
sali In tho eantims, citizens should koop Their oar
open for three distinct strokes on tho Don Oi tho @
Methodist r., iscopa Church, which may DO tuAon lo'
n sgna To gather the chi dren and any Oter uost
tble property indoors and Darrosle .ho uD a. -, ihc
iayOr would also do we'll Ia swear IN low ot tlo
veteran baggage eiprssuon OF tho town, men VINO ac
expert al trunk smashing To engage tno ooPH"'t' ~
the front while tho briga OF "A spiihhols 'A n,s
u flank movement and attack thom IN tho Io'i' AL,
IL alsO good time Tor citlZch7 " taAo ""' '
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Post Once Notice

Should be daily by all interested, as changes may
t"rs Tor foreign countries need not be specially adj
dresse for pa by particular steamer, eNcept Wh
h desired duplicates OF banking ana connerai
letters not specially addressed being sent by tho
fastest vcss ls available ~, -. -.
Forcig mails week ending ovember 20 VIII close
(nron ptIy IN all cases. attbs office as follows
sATUKDAY-At 10 q IN. for the Winiward Islands per
stsam.hp FlambOrough at ii M Or havt ana lnagua
Nor seamshp Alps at IL for France switzerland.
Italy spain and Portugal psr otn' no Ia Chanpagno
via ayrs Qetters for Great Britain aud other rurop~sn
oounule, must directed per la Champagne -
sa,,a via II,srS~ Qetters mast bs directed per
CIrcas,a1 at IL a for Europe: per steanshlp
Umbria via Qu-ensOwu Qetters Tor trAt'. "witzer.
land It,Iy spain ami Portast must b. directed pee
mar ,to. nio schodan. via Amsterdam letters mast
bs Ursctst per schieian'b at ~ m. for Bel GUM
direct psr steamship waesland via Antwerp Qettsrs
Innst he directed per Wa-santl att y IN. Tor Turks
Isiand and Hay III por steamship Alert
Mails for China Japan steamship Belgc Qrom "a,
Franclsoo) olsss hsrs November '22 AZ p. u Malls
for tho 5ooeV Islands ship Tahiti (tron Sal Frt
cl.oel, olsss hers November '23 ~ D. IN mai. tse
AusNaIiA Ns..lsslAnL 5s1t~cL FiI and Samoan
IsIsniA per stean,hio Alameda ltrom saa FrAacisoo,
olo.. hsre Deccnbsr 80 At $50 p n (or on arrtvN
stNsw.York nship Republic With British nails lor
Australia. Mails for Cuba, By rail- TO "a npA Fla ALL
thence by via Key West Fla. close A. THIS ono'
daily at 230A u
THE schedule OF closing CT Trans Psclnc mails rs ar
ranged on the presumption OF their
ransit o San francisco Mails from the East arriving ou
time u san Francisco the day OF sailing OF steamers s
uA'p'''"'N ~A'A'~ HENRY @. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post Ofnce, New York, N. W Nov 10 1851